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barbara l harpe

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What is the name of your state?georgia- I have had several jobs is it legal not to include some of them on my resume and applications?
 


JETX

Senior Member
"I have had several jobs is it legal not to include some of them on my resume and applications"
*** Though your potential employer may wonder about the 'missing time' in your resume, there is no statutory obligation as to your having to report all of your employment.
 

cbg

I'm a Northern Girl
It is LEGAL to leave them off, in that no law says that you must include every place you work on an application or resume.

However, if any potential employer chooses to take note of the gaps in your resume and eliminate you from consideration because of them, that's legal too.

Some employers would consider those gaps a falsification of your application - a lie by omission, as it were.
 

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